COMPUTERIZED SYSTEM FOR CONTROLLING PACKAGE ENCASING IN THE FOOD INDUSTRY
Journal Title: Journal of Science And Arts - Year 2011, Vol 14, Issue 1
Abstract
The computerized system for controlling package encasing in the food industry is an integrated system of computing and control created for a total control of the encasing of the canned product. Thus, there shall be measured the encasing parameters and the dimensional and shape parameters of the packages subject to the sterilization process to find out defects that may lead in time to the alteration of the content.
Authors and Affiliations
LOGOFATU CRISTIAN, FILIP VIVIANA, CIOBOATA DANIELA, STANCIU DANUT
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